Talk:Finite element updating
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'Finite Element Updating is a process of making finite element models better reflect measured data. It has mainly been applied to structural analysis and damage detection in structures. There are two main approaches to finite element updating and these are direct methods which do not account for physical characteristics of structures and iterative models which are physically realistic. Since the process of matching a finite element model to measured data is essenttially an optimization method many methods such as particle swarm optimization, genetic algorithm and simulated annealing have been used.
References
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2. Marwala, T., "Finite element model updating using wavelet data and genetic algorithm" AIAA Journal of Aircraft, 39(4), 2002, pp. 709-711.
3. Marwala, T., and Heyns, P.S., "A multiple criterion method for detecting damage on structures" AIAA Journal, 195(2), 1998, pp. 1494-1501.
4. Levin, R.I. and Lieven, N.A.J, "Dynamic finite element model updating using simulated annealing and genetic algorithms" Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, 12(1), pp. 91-120.
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